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HHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
~ PROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY. KNOWN AS
NER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
EIEXENIH STREET. NQRTAWEST

w
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the -
1897, on the 18th day Of July, 1887 the under. aa
front Of the premises, on THURSDAY, the FOURTH
DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ the following piece OF real estate, situated and
being in the City OF Washington District of Column
ba to wit All that of lot six m in square three
hundred and forty nine (349), which begins for the
same at the northwest corner Of said lot and SQUARE
and running thence south along the east line Of It'll
street west one hundred and twentysev and fifty
one hundredths feet OPT. 500; thence east and at
right angles to said 1th street twenty -four CAD
thence north deg. 1875 min, west seventy-two and
fOrty-seven one hundredths feet GRAD; thence
north deg Q9 miu east forty and seventy nine
one hundredths feet (45.19) to Pennsylvania
avenue thence IN northwestly direction along the
street and point Of beginning, the same being inl-
proved BY large iron front building, known rs Har
Vey's Saloon.
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase mouey to
he paid in cash. OF which the Of fifteen hundred
dollars $1 500 is to be paid deposit at the time
OF SALE the balance Of the purchase money be paid
IN two equal 1nstalments in and two years from
the day Of SALE the deferred payments secured by
deed OF trust the said described real estate and
to draw ip ut the rate Of six per centum per
num- or all cash at the option Of the purchaser TeIs
OF sale to be complied with in ten days after day OF
sale OF the property to be resod ut the costs risks
OF the defaulting purchaser
CHAPLIN BROWN,
;523 ~ st. NV. },,..
FRANK 7. Drumming, Irussees.
-..~..,. 4l6 9th st NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneer. ty2l-d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
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THIS AFTERNOON.
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trict Of columbis Improved By house No. 2O1S q
ImHsdi1.eiy thereafter We win offer ORIGINAL lot
drsa snS 26 square numbered one hun
s24 sSe and ss 2oth Street the trustees reservins
the right to sell the said houses separsteiy
Terms Of sale: One half 90 cash: balance IN two Co
cured sssa q ssass On ths prepsrty sSid 4 de-
"a q :.ls s1ss ss
Il To- the sf snS
Of the defaultng purchaser after Ave days adverts
: paper S&s 3 Z sIEs; :. Co
y7-so&ds Trustees.
4sSyE @ T. Gss sss
Place. b. order of Trustees.
ty1sLm.th.Am&ds5t Auctonesr.
i No. 1903 N STREET n. W., IN THE CITY on
WARRINGTON, BEING A TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE WITH BRICK BASEMENT.
BY virtue of decree passed on the 22d day Of -,
June, 1887. in the cause of Wynne W. Freeman GsT
6 a. No. 1O. 4S3, 20. Doc. 90, in the Supreme EI
ea x eon RA j
the premises, offer for sale at public auction the fol-
lowing real estate situated in the District of Columbia
to-wft, part of lot l. in square 1876, in the city Of
Mashinston and described by metes and bounds as be-
the southeast corner of said lot running thence north
twenty-eight t2S) feet, thence west four "a feet
thence north thirty four (;}4) feet 1O) inches
thence west fifteen H5) feet two co inches, thence
south two 62 feet ten 100 inches thence east
nineteen 9) feet t) inches to the place of be-
ginning.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the balance in
equal tnstalments at six and twelve months with In
teresta cent secured by the purchasers notes
and deed Of trust all cash, at the option Of the
purchaser. deposit of e10O will be required ut the
time Of sale II the terms of sale not complied
with within ten days the Trustee reserves the right
resell At the risk and cost of the d,faulnR purchaser
All conveysncing at the cost of the purchaser
w. X. DUHAMEL Trustee
. 40 Louisiana ave,
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts jy12eo&ds
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KILRAIN AND JEM SMITH.
Articles of Agreement for q Fight i'm
Spain Sigued.

Spain Signed.
LONDON, July 26-The articles for the prize-fght
between Jake Kilra1n, Of America, and Jem
Smith, OF England, were signed at 1890 o'clock
Today, In the ofice OF the Sporting Life. Richard
arthur Brisbane, and several others were present.
According to the agreement, the encounter viii
lake place In Spain on the third day of
January next, within one hundred miles Of
Madrld Mr. Atkinson, editor OF the Sporting Life,
conducted the arrangements. Both sides paid the
smith was the first to sign the papers, the act evil
dently costing him considerable effort. Mr.. Fox
tnen signed for Kirain, MI. Burke witnessing the
signature. Mr.. Atkinson said Mr.. Smith had never
mad good fight yet, but wanted it, and Smith
Iel}0ined, Il hope to get it now" Nation
VIII train Ktlrain, while Jenny House will
take Smith in charge. Smith and Kilrain win
each appoint an umpire, who In turn Will select a
releree. Only nifty spectators will be al
lowed. The battle ground will be selected by
mutual agreement. The fight Will take place
some time between in the morning and in the
evening.
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Telezraphic Briefs,

In London, yesterday, in the first innings OF the
cricket match between the Durham team and the
Canadians the score OF The latter was 1874 for
seven wfcketA
The Colombian government has granted to the
Central and South American Telephone Co. au-
thority to establish and operate telegraph line
across the 1sthmuS OF Panama and to extend its
cables from Colon along the Atlantic coast of
South America
The government have revised the list OF Irish
magistrates. Many OF the older ones will be
placed on the pension list and will be replaced by
younger and more active men
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0UNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.
TOMORROW.
TH0MAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FIRST-CLASs GROCERIES
VINES AND LIQUORS, EMBRACING IN PART
Flour in Barrels and Sacks. Meal, Teas Sugars and
Conees Whistles in Barrel and Glass Brandies Wines
Bottled Liquors Of every description, Champagnes,
Of all kinds and of the best
Vinegar, Toilet and Laundry Soaps. Tobacco and
Cigars, Wooden and Willow Ware Show Cases. Counter
Once Furniture, together with other goods usually
kept In First-C Class Grocery
On WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY TWENTY
sEvENTH, 1857, commencing at EN- O'CLOCK, at
store No. 1904 18th street northwest shall sell the
entire eontents all frstclass goods which have re-
Gently been purchased from Thurber Co.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
DS3-dts Auctioneer.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
Y.

FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND AT SOUTH END OF
CHAIN BRIDGE, WITH GOOD MILL SITE
AND GOOD WATER-POWER, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, AUGUST FIRST, 1887, ut ONE X7sx
Pennsylvania avenue, shall sell tract of land e
containing 10 acres, which has good mill site and
Chain Bridge about three miles above Georgetown,
there being splendid drive the north side Of the
Potomac to the Chain Bridge As summer resort
fishing purposes it Is considered rstclass The place
is now visited daily by hundreds of oarslnen and
over one OF the finest rowing courses
IN the country. In the hands of q capable man and
with good accommodations for visitors this place can
be made the most popular resort around Washington
This property has uuarry OF the
finest stone in the country.
Terms: One-fourth cash balance in one two and
three with notes bearing interest and secured by
a deed Of trust on the property sold. Conveyancng
and recording at purchasers cost 5000 Deposit re.
Quired at time Of sale. 1ylS-dts
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o. |s.ooI
Nome,


The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the washington stock Exchange are noted today
G; per imp IS, 1851. coin. 1857 bid, ioe ASKED
p; c. Market stock. Is, 1892, currency 1I2k bid
50year fund, 1865, '1924,' currency. I2is2 bid,
" asked Columbia railroad stock, IS bid
ton ton Gas :s9ss bid; 4oA asked Georyetewn Gas q
asked. Potomac Insurance, 70 bid Masonic Hail
5Snds 1923. bid, 1O3 asked. Bank of Washington,
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Georgetown. l63
bid Citizens National Bank, lis bid. Central Ma
peake and Potomac Telephone Co. S2,s bid
U. s. Electric Light, rs bid W. L. L LIST mort
LAY bid. 1H asked.
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The Chicago Boodle Trials.

Okf kNDAN19 CLrBOuBN AND kOLZE TURN STATES
EVIDENCE
The escape OF McGarlgle gave fresh zest TO the
trial OF the Doodle commissioners In Chicago yes
terday. Contractors Henry c. Clybourn, gravel
dealer, and VIM. Kolze, a wealthy farmer, who
supplied milk to the various county institutions.
testified. In one instance Clybourn furnished
about SIP 900 worth OF material for a road 10 the
county insane asylum, and TO obtain the contract
expended over 81, 600 among the defendants. The
county eventually had to pay the So O00 as City,
bourn added that sum TO his bill Two station
agents Ofthe Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad We're
paid couple OF hundred dollars apiece to certify
falsely In regard to the number or carloads deiy-
cred Farmer Kolze, the milk contractor, was the
person who engineered petition for the road and
who afterward distributed much of the bride
money, retaining $500 for himself Mr. kolze cor
roborated Clybourn, and also told how the milk
contracts cost him about $500 each to obtain,
but that In the end IL all came QUO OF the county
treasury. The testimony OF both Clybourn and
Kolze was confirmed In numerous particulars by
other witnesses. OF the defendants, the worst
blackeDed by the days evidence the warden
OF the asylum, II. c. varnell.
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Pope LeO,S Letter.

REVIEW OF THE RELATIONS OF THE VATICAN WITH
EUROPEAN NATIONS.
The Rome Montte1r publishes the text or let
ter addressed by the pope to Cardinal Rampolia
on June Is. when the latter assumed the functions
Of ponticai secretary OF state. In this letter the
pope declares that he took upon himself the mis-
sion to reconcile the peoples and the governments
OF civilized states He reiterates his claims to
territorial sovereignty In Italy an Indispensable
condition OF settlement, all other schemes, lie
says being unworthy OF consideration. He says
that the piety OF the emperor and the devotion or
the imperial family or Austria to the holy see
have rendered mutual relations the best possible.
Franco. the elder daughter OF the church. was
menaced by serious evils. The pope trusted those
evils would be dispelled. In Spain, the pope says
the first need Is union of Catholics In defense OF
their religion, In devotion to the holy and in
reciprocal charity, SO that Spain may not he
Misguided by personal aims Regarding Prussia,
the pOnt1n says II is necessary TO continue the
work OF religious peacemaktng 10 its full achieve
ment. Great things have been done. The WELL
disposed mind OF the emperor and the good inten-
tons OF his minister permit his holiness 10 cher
ism the hope that his efforts TO ameiUrate the
condition or the church will not prove barren.
The sol1citude felt by the vatican for Prussia ex-
tends equally to the other states or Germany now.
Tie pope concludes with reference to fostering
missions leading back to the church her separated
peoples
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AUCTION SALES.


AhSStEES SALE OF YAIUABl.E. 1MPROYLD
0E ELEVENTH STREET AID 1ARYLAND
AVENUE SOUTHWEST, FRONTING III 1l-l2
FEET ON MARYLAND AVENUE, AND 136 SIP
FEET ON ELEVENTH STREET.
By virtue Of DEED q tr.st d.tsd June III AD 1892
one Of ihe lsnd records Of the District Of Colum
Equity cause No. 9Sv7, Clara T. Whestley st al. V.
sarah Harvey ct al. the subscriber Will sell q pub
The EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1887. at SIX
VCLOCk j. NJ, the following real estste, situated IN
the city Of Washington In the District Of Columbia
and being known and described plat plan Of
said city as and being lots Fl 9, A. and IN the
supdivis1on Of parts Of lots numbered two % ana
Ionr "a and the whole Of lot numbered three IN
square numbered three hundred aud 6fty-tw0 1881
mcds hy !oseph L McWiliiams. May 9Th 1888: and
IN Lsber 1866 together With the buildings and Inn
provementg thereon which consist of large three
story and basement brick house, with grounds en-
closed by brick wall and iron fencing.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and the balance In
si1. twelve and eighteen months, with Interest," de-
ferred payments to be secured by deed of trust the
psHperty A deposit Of $3.50 required 1t the time Of
saie terms OF sale are not complied with in seven
Gays after thay Of sale property to be resod At the
conveyanci1Y ct purchasers expense.
RICHARD I. WALLACE,
V~o-0Eds Surviving Trustee.
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THos. BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY FRONTING ON TWENTY-FIRST
STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN AND L
STREETS, KNOWN AS No. 1926 TWENTY
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust bearing date -
on the twentieth day of May, A D. 1855, and duly I
recorded in Iber No. 1121, folio $50, ct sea-, one E
Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia and
inc request OF the party secured thereby the under
OF the premises, on MONDAY THE FIRST DAY OF
AUGUST, A. D., 1887. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, all
that certain Of land situate in the City Of WASH
ington in said District known and being part lot
numbered twenty-one GID in square numbered
seventythree 73 said lot having front Of 19 feet
width fifty feet the depth Of said lot the same
being more particularly described in said deed of trust
a twostory and basement brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale: one-third cash. the balance in one
and two years. with interest secured by notes of
the purchaser, and deed Of trust on the premises
Terms to be complied with in ten days
from the day Of SALE the trustees the
to resell at cost and risk of defaulting purchaser
deposit Of 800 required on day of sale
CHARLES r. NEWMAN r.
jy20-d&ds PHILLIP A. DAkNEILLE.i 1rusteess
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More Warm weather.
THERE SEEMS 10 Be NO PROSPECT FOR Ixf.UY IN

THE HEAT.
There IS no doubt implied In the weather predic-
ton for the next twenty-four hours It says
warmer, fair weather, and generally easteriy
winds AS the thermometer registered II
degrees at seven O'Clock, drop
OF one degree from yesterday morning,
tomorrow promises to be a pretty warm day un-
less the weather prophet proves unreliable; as It
is hoped he may. Yesterdays prediction 81 higher
temperature for to-day was not verified at the
mornings reading.
Later In the day, however, when the sky cleared,
biiity the weather prophet made no mistake.
There was good deal OF general complaint about
the weather, and It formed fruitful topic OF con-
yerSation.
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Charles W. Handy, real estate broker. o2I r
street northwest, has just made The following
attorney for Cardinal Gibbons, all OF square $40
except w feet, corner 9TH and streets, contain
ing 5SO17 feet, TO Mr.. Nathaniel Carusi Square Is
bounded by 9Th and 9Th and X and L streets north
east price paid Tor the property being SIS 022 20
Also, fer same party, lots g. Z, q, and 10. square
s59, between G and and 9Th and 9TH streets
northeast, to 8. w. Currlden and A. B. Kelley
trustees For Jas. L. Barbour, part OF LOT IL,
square 7:s2, street, between LIST and ID streets
southeast, opposite new library site, 70 F. Dun
done for $1.75 per square foot. Also for A. B.
COppes, to syndicate, $500 square feet OF
ground In Long Meadows.
Robert E; Morris has bought Of B. z. Plain toe
$25, 600 sub lots 81 and az, 2,43d4l square feet.
fronting on the south side of Massachusetts,
avenue, between 9th and 10 streets northwest G..
Wi;a sSeh for mas as o 0oognt o. Caroline and
Road street, West Washington, adjoining Cooke
Place.
NARROW ESCAPE OF MISS LIrTIE.-Miss Title
Little, clerk In the Department Of Agriculture
had a narrow escape from serious accident this
afternoon. In SOME manner her ciorhino catlVft
fire. All unconscious OF her peril, Miss Little
stepped across the room to the desk OF her Chief
were in full blaze. Mr.. Clark discovered It, and
Immediately threw his coat about her, and with IL
and his hands he extinguished the flames before
further damage was done. Mr. CLARK was some
what burned about the hands In his efforts. It
was miraculous escape. The origin OF tho acct
dent Is supposed to have been In Miss Lttle,s
floor.
AN ART1FICIAI~SToNE CONTRACT IN COCKT.-peter
Stuart, OF Edinburgh, Scotland; Moses Taylor Of
New Brighton. n. Y, and II. l. CRAWFORD, Of this
city Yesterday, by Messrs Cole q Cole. died bin
against the Sch1n1nger Artificial Stone Co, and
Col. ThOs. Lincoln Casey for an Injunction 70 pre-
vent the defendants from infringing the patents
or compliments and for an account The frst
named claims TO be the inventor OF processes Ior
the manufacture and laying OF composite pave
ment for which he obtained patents In this coun-
try October il, 1881, and December Is, Is32, and
that, with the other complatnants he controls
those patents In this country. They stated that
officer in charge to lay granOlithic pavement 10
feet wide around the base OF the Washington
National Monument advertised nor proposals
therefor, and on May 16 last awarded the contract
to the defendant chtllinger ARTIFICIAL Stone CO.
and the complainantS charge that the satd work is
an infringement OF their rights under the patent,
and therefore seek to enjOin the defendant and ask
an account, and that such damages as have been
done them Dy reason OF the tnfrtngemEnE OF their
patents be decreed TO be paid them.
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The President has appointed the foIlowfng post
masters: Jno C. settler, vice 8. R Kindk resAgnea
Shenandoah, Pa; Jno. g. vandevoost. yice ". n.
Potter, deceased, wellston. oAlo; Oscar u Desn
vice Chas F. Lewis, resigned, Pentwaser, Mich;
W. r. ROSS vice yno. N. Rider. removed, Wfltbn
removed, Ottawa, KaA. J. L NatstA0iy, vice D. r
Moore, removed, sedan. Kan; Patrick ]. Morgan,
vice Dan W. Wilson, removed. solomon city, Kan
expired. StAYktflia, Miss
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CHICAGO, July 26-Mr Hofmann, the brewer
mas fOreclosed mortgage which he held on
'Black jack Yattaw'S bumb0at. The officers who
were sent to fOreclOSe the mortgage did not find
Mr.. Yattaw at home. The club house was deserted
save by Waterman, who informed the SearcherS
that his chief had FED
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THE ALIENS ACT OPINION.

what the London ssTimes'' Says Of
Attorney General Garland's Opinion.
LONDON, July 26.-The Times commenting on
Attorney General Garland's opinion In reference
10 tne alens act says: "Our chief surprise at this
recent law Is the mistrust it evinces OF the acci-
maMng power OF America which might have been
SUPPOSED 10 De too sure OF her ability to absorb
iOlelgn element to compel them TO begin by Offer
Ing reluctant allegiance
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FOR SAGE-HOUSES.

EoR SALE = TWO BRAN NEW SIX-ROOM
HOuses Sl3 9lO e st. south fronts; cemented
SeAAfs modern improvements. Thoroughly built:
loFtaDle convenient; complete. superior well
near. r q. PALMER, 80 Z st. Sc. Jy26-3ws
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTAT II AT BRIGHTWOOD, ID. G.

-, BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of
tle DlsLr1ct OF Columbia, passed iE Equity cause
No 10005, Docket 25, on the 10th day Of May, III
1887, the undersigned Trustees will offer for sale
F FIJI TIE FIFTH (5TR DAY OF AUGUST. : 4 p
1857, q HALF-PAST FIVE 6 :3OD O'CLOCK T. NJ.
the following described real estate, situate in the
county OF Washington. in the District Of Columba,
being known and designated on the plat for said
county and duly recorded in the office for
s.d district as PeteTs Mill Seat" formerly 5ae
WOO wood in the District Of GoIumb.. beginning
lot Is,,, and running thence s. 81 deg, ". 595Q
thence n 20 deg VIA 10 perches TO the place Of
less, improved by frame dweihng. house.
Terms OF sale: One third % of the purchase money
in two years from the day Of sale all cash. at the
option OF the the said deferred payments to
real estate and to draw interest at the rate of
centun per ennun. The Of 800 will be required
OF the purchaser at the time Of sale. and If the
chaser shall fail to comply with the terms Of sale
reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost Of the
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Now York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and Loo pm prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to IL II. Dodge, $50 10th street:
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Curious Story OF VIM. j. Mannasav.
THE HARDsHIPS ENDURED BY VICTIM OF MARTA

THE HARDSHPS ENDURED BY VICTIM OF MARITAL
Law.
VIM ]. Manning tells q long story to the Chi
cagO newspapers to the effect that in November
last he was arrested in New York as deserter
from the Army on false Information, given by
sergeant, and was set to hard work On Governors
Island, IN the harpor In spite Of his earnest pro-
he was charged with desertion he was only seven
teen years old He was subsequently sent to Jef-
fersOn barracks No., where he was imprisoned
and published hy being hung up by the wrists. In
court-martial, Capt. Henry Vessel president; that
the trial lasted just 20 minutes. and he was con-
viesed and sentenced to Fort Leavenworth military
prison for four years. He at last brought proof 10
bear on the Off1cials OF the War Department at
washington. who ordered his release after four
months IMPRISONMENT. and he was given IS, a.
sSis OF sneaP clothes and ticket % Chicago
Was M nest Barry, who enlisted IN C1ncinnatL
MAnn1ng never was In that city.
The New York Herald says the books at Gov.
being conpeled TO work there on the sea-waiL
WHAT 9IEY sAy AZ TIE wAR DKpARrxrnr.
War Department oGlcials do not place any
credence In the story OF Manning. The mat
TER VIII be thoroughly investigated II It Is
brought to tina Alienation Of the Departments
named Ernest Barry was Gov Concentrates Deem.
Der III 1853 ana seHsenced to four years impris-
onmsnt. Can't Henry W. VESSELS was the Presi-
HannmR and barry are the SANE person. and per-
haps IL was case OF mistaken identity. Similar
cases frequently occur IN the army.
IL is learned that recruit Ernest Barry, who was
tton, was recently released from Fort Leavenworth
on surgeons ceftfficateof disability. No claim
q alleged tanprie0nment was ever made. Nam.
ning's name Goes not appear on the army rolls.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE: Nd. July 2e.-virsinia sixes pas,
rs bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, MD, July 26.-Cotton dull and nomi-
Wheat-solthern easy and dull; red, S2ss4: a amber
SOas2 western hrmer and fairly active: No. winter
tember. S0hssOH; october, S2aS:s1S. Corn-sonthern
nominal Ill absence of receipts white 52a53: yellow
4!atS; western wholly neglected. mixed spot, 4t Il
asaed; Oats sssy and fairly actve.,soashem and
mixed, 3:a34 kye dull and easy, 55a57. Provisions
steady With tatr inquiry: Petroleum lower-retined
fair, l9sa2QA SngaIEcoppsr refined firm 9Ka5sS
Freghts to Liverpool per steamer quiet cotton. I'd
n y, 1d I'D gra,n easier sAad Receipts
bushels Shipments-hour, LOO bushels: wheat,
62 300 bushels; corn. 81, 300 bushels. SAlGs-wheat
$50. 400 bushels; corn, 800 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. July 26. IL q. m.-Wheat opened
shade nrMer, At 7O for September. and went slowly
to TOxa1OA. September corn opened at 38ss and
sooh sold up to 3SX. Oats frmer-Septe,nber Is
2o4. Lard Quiet-September, 6.7O. Short ribs weak
SITS.